Saavedra Worksheet W3 STM 125
Saavedra Worksheet W3 STM 125
Saavedra Worksheet W3 STM 125
Problem: A 2-kg box is sliding down an inclined plane with a 35-degree angle above the horizontal
with a constant velocity. Determine the coefficient of kinetic friction .
Solution Explanation
Collaborative Activity
A. Productive Collaboration
Title of Activity: Teamworth
Instructions:
1. Work with your partner and analyse the problem below.
2. Discuss the concept of conversion and assign who will work for task A and task B.
3. Solve the tasks completely and share your result at the end of the process.
Student A Student B
exert to just start the motion of the crate? the crate starts to move and the coefficient
of kinetic friction between the surfaces is
0.500, what would happen to the crate?
Solution Solution
B. Processing Questions
Content Analysis:
What is the normal force acting on the crate?
What were the equations you used to solve the problem? Experiential
Analysis:
How do you find the activity?
How did your partner assist you in solving your assigned task?
How will this knowledge help you as a student?
Independent Practice
Title of Activity: Rough Problem Instructions:
1. Read and understand the problem below.
2. Show complete solution for your final answer.
3. Do not place your answer beyond the box.
Problem: If the coefficient of friction between a 50.0 kg crate and the floor is 0.680, (a)
what horizontal force must a worker exert to just start the motion of the crate? (b) If the
worker maintains that force once the crate starts to move and the coefficient of kinetic
friction between the surfaces is 0.500, what would happen to the crate?
(333.2N)
Problem: Calculate the dot product of and that is shown in the graph below:
Problem: Determine the work done by Eric if the luggage bag with 10 kg is pulled for 45 m vertically with an
angle of 35°.
Student A Student B
(a) how far would it stretch? (b) What is the work done by this force in stretching
this spring?
B. Processing Questions
Content Analysis:
Experiential Analysis:
• How do you find the activity?
• Did your partner effectively contributed to the given task?
Problem: Jenny and had her groceries done. Inside the store her cart was full of things that she bought. She needs to
push her cart into the cashier area with a distance of 4.5 meters so she applied 50 Newtons on her cart to make it
through the cashier. Determine the work done by the force of Jenny acting on the cart.
Solution
Problem: Prove the conservation of momentum in the firing of a 4-kg cannonball horizontally flung from a
1000-kg cannon with a velocity of 400 m/s if the cannon recoiled with a velocity of 1.6 m/s.
Solution Explanation
Collaborative Activity
A. Productive Collaboration
Title of Activity: Teamworth Instructions:
1. Pick a partner and assign who will work for task A and task B.
2. Solve the task completely and discuss your results at the end of the process.
Independent Practice
Title of Activity: Momentum Instructions:
Solution